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Led by leading MVP candidate, James Harden, the Houston Rockets are one of the most dangerous teams in the Western Conference. The Rockets could make a deep run and have a great shot at the NBA Finals. Make sure to check out the cheapest tickets to the Houston Rockets game on Rukkus!

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How do I buy the best price Houston Rockets tickets?

The best way to purchase Houston Rockets tickets is to go directly to the specific Houston Rockets page. There you will find the entire schedule for the Rockets listed in order starting with the games that are closest in geographical location. Proceeding that will be all of their games in chronological order with games from similar teams near the bottom. After finding a seat, you can flip through the pictures taken from each seating chart for Toyota Center that provides a seat view of every possible section. If you are either looking to purchase a ticket or have already bought your seat, our seat view will give you the ability to see exactly what the view of the game will be from your seat. The interactive seating charts of Toyota Center provide a convenient way to preview everything about your experience so that you are completely informed before making your game purchase.

How much do Houston Center tickets cost?

Rukkus uses algorithms to find the best Houston Rockets tickets for your budget. Whether that is cheap tickets or more expensive tickets, Rukkus has access to thousands of great value tickets at Toyota Center. You may encounter a high fluctuation of NBA ticket prices. If you are having trouble finding the perfect ticket, our fan operations team will be happy to take your call and make certain that you are able to buy the best ticket out there.

Can I buy away tickets for the Houston Rockets?

Purchasing tickets for the Houston Rockets when they are on the road is simple. Check the schedule for the night that they will be in town and go to the Houston Rockets page. Rukkus has every home and away game listed from tonight on through the end of the season. Regardless of whether you bought a ticket last minute or months ahead of time, rest assured that we always guarantee every ticket sold.

When do Houston Rockets tickets go on sale?

There a couple simple ways to be notified when Rockets tickets go on sale. They are usually able to be purchased a few months before the opening game. It is also possible to setup a personal price alert for both a team or a specific game, so that you can know right away if any game information has changed. Rukkus is one of the first companies to display tickets for a NBA game at Toyota Center. If you can’t find the information that you are looking for, please email our team over at: hi@rukkus.com

Can I purchase home game tickets for the Houston Rockets?

Rukkus makes it simple to find and buy home game tickets for the Rockets. The schedule for all games happening at Toyota Center are listed on the team tickets page. Since Rukkus pulls all NBA ticket information, it is a simple process to purchase home game tickets for the Rockets. Whether your home game purchase is the cheapest, most expensive, or best ticket around, you can rest assured that Rukkus always guarantees every ticket sold. If there is even an issue with your ticket purchasing experience, please feel free to reach out to our customer service team for help.

What makes Toyota Center special?

The Toyota Center was opened in 2003 as a part of a big overhaul in downtown Houston in order to keep the Rockets franchise from relocating. The Toyota Center has many modern amenities including 103 luxury suites and 2,900 club seats. As well, as of the 2012-13 season, the Toyota Center is fitted with Wi-Fi in order for attendees to have high-speed internet access during events.

Who are some marquee players that have been a part of the Houston Rockets team in the past?

The Houston Rockets have been a part of the NBA since 1967 when they were originally known as the San Diego Rockets. Through this long tenured history in the league, the Rockets have had many current and future Hall-of-Famers play for the franchise. Some of these players include Yao Ming, Elvin Hayes, Moses Malone, Hakeem Olajuwon, Scottie Pippen, Ralph Sampson, Charles Barkley, Clyde Drexler, Rick Barry, Rudy Tomjanovich, and Tracy McGrady.

How have the Houston Rockets performed historically?

The Houston Rockets have been able to win two NBA Championships having come in consecutive years in 1994 and 1995. Other than those two NBA Championships, the Rockets have won a total of 4 Conference Titles and 5 Divisions Titles.

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A night of fast-paced, entertaining basketball awaits you at a Houston Rockets game. The speed and skill on display is impressive and the arena provides a first-class environment to watch a live sporting event. The rowdy Houston basketball fans are some of the best in world and the festivities surrounding every game are extraordinary. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the fun!

The Rockets are one of the most exciting sports teams in the entire U.S. Enticing new acquisitions to the team, including traded players and free agent signings, have bolstered the Rockets’ roster. The star power and veteran leadership on the court is apparent as the Rockets look to take the Western Conference by storm. Their up-tempo style of basketball leaves their opponents in the dust. Grab your Houston Rockets tickets and witness the action!

The perfect venue to watch thrilling Rockets basketball is at the Toyota Center in Houston. Located downtown, there is easy access to the building and never a lack of activities in the surrounding area. Fans dressed in red and white Rockets gear can be found throughout Houston as they generate excitement for their team. Visit Houston and pick up your Rockets tickets today!

Tons of scoring, an energetic home crowd, and an outstanding arena await you at a Houston Rockets game. This team can really light up the scoreboard as they feed off the energy in the stands. Come watch the Rockets as they look to continue their storied history that includes several division titles and NBA championships. Buy your Rockets tickets right away!

Houston Rockets Bio

The Houston Rockets franchise has been around since 1967. The original roots of the franchise actually stemmed in San Diego, California, where they were located for four years, before eventually settling in Houston, Texas. Despite being in San Diego for the first four years of their existence, the team was still known as the “Rockets”. The San Diego Rockets were originally purchased by a San Diego native named Robert Breitbard, who was a well-known athlete and coach in the area. He purchased the franchise for 1.75 million dollars and they joined the NBA as an expansion team for the 1967-1968 season.

The Rockets have had many notable names associated with the franchise over the course of their history, and it did not take long for the first one to arrive. Pat Riley was the first ever draft pick in 1967. Riley went on to become a hall-of-fame coach later in his career and is one of the most respected basketball minds in the league currently, as an executive with the Miami Heat. Although, Riley was not a great player in the league, and the Rockets first season was a major disappointment, losing 67 games along the way. Relief came quickly, as the Rockets won the first overall pick in the 1968 draft and used that pick to select Elvin Hayes. Just one year later the Rockets already made their first ever playoff appearance, but lost in the second round. Elvin Hayes is still the fourth leading scorer in Rockets franchise history to this day. After two poor seasons ensued, Breitbard quickly sold the Rockets for 5.6 million dollars to a group of Texas investors in 1971. The team was then moved to Houston, where it became the first ever NBA team in the state of Texas. That same year the team traded Elvin Hayes, who had been their leading scorer for the past four seasons. Houston made their second ever playoff appearance in 1975 and won their first ever playoff series, defeating the New York Knicks. Then in 1977, the team made their first big splash and acquired the next Houston legend, Moses Malone.

Malone had been the first player ever to jump straight to the NBA from high school and after the trade he quickly led Houston to new heights. That season the Rockets won what was then a franchise record 49 wins and their first ever conference finals appearance. Malone won two MVP trophies in 1979 and 1981 and also led the Rockets to a second conference finals appearance which turned into their first ever finals appearance, but they ultimately fell short of winning the title. The Moses Malone era had been the most successful era of the Houston franchise up to that point but they never brought home the elusive NBA championship. Houston ended up trading Malone to avoid paying his salary and were quickly back to square one.

The 1984 NBA draft is a memorable draft class, mostly due to the fact that it was the year Michael Jeffrey Jordan was introduced to the league. For Houston, it ended up being the draft that led to their golden era. With the first pick in that draft, Houston passed on Michael Jordan and selected a center named Hakeem Olajuwon. Even though Jordan is widely considered the greatest player ever, the Rockets selection cannot be considered a mistake. Olajuwon teamed up with big man Ralph Sampson and the two of them quickly led the Rockets back to their winning ways. The duo of big men earned the nick name the “twin towers”. Houston made the playoffs in Olajuwon’s first five season and made their second ever NBA finals trip, but once again they fell short. In 1993, 26 years after becoming an NBA franchise, things would change for the Rockets. Olajuwon had his best season as a pro, taking home the defensive player of the year award and the MVP trophy. After trailing 3-2 in the NBA finals, Houston overcame the New York Knicks and won the first NBA championship in franchise history, where Olajuwon once again brought home the MVP trophy. The Rockets also won the championship the following season thanks to Hakeem winning his second straight NBA finals MVP trophy. There was also a mid-season trade to acquire a man named Clyde Drexler that helped them reach the promised land once again. NBA legend Charles Barkley also spent a short period of time in Houston in the late 1990’s but the trio of Barkley, Drexler, and Olajuwon fell short of winning a championship. The 1990’s ended up being the most successful decade of the Rockets franchise history and the two NBA championships they brought to Houston during that time are still the only two titles for the franchise to this day. Olajuwon is still considered the greatest Rocket of all-time. He holds many franchise records, including being the all-time leading scorer with over 26,000 career points.

In 2003 the Houston Rockets moved into their new arena that they now call home, which is known as the Toyota Center. Up to 18,500 fans can enjoy a game in the Toyota Center, which is the largest capacity ever for the Houston franchise. The Toyota Center is a beautiful arena in downtown Houston. Along with basketball, it holds events such as hockey games and concerts. Some new amenities of the arena are, Wi-Fi internet access, luxury suites, club seats, upscale concession stands, private bar areas, a private parking garage, and a new bistro. VIP members can also earn other privileges. The arena also features a huge four panel scoreboard that enhances the overall game experience for fans in any seat. This season, the Houston Rockets experienced great regular season success, finishing in second place in the western conference. They have an all-star caliber duo in James Harden and Dwight Howard. Howard missed a large majority of the season due to injury, but Harden kept them afloat and earned his way into the MVP discussions. They are currently up 2-0 in their first round series against the Dallas Mavericks and are looking to make a deep playoff run. The future looks bright for the Houston franchise.